Sentence examples for begins soaring from inspiring English sources

But respect has to be paid right away to Campanella's most delirious big-screen flourish: an unbroken travelling shot that begins soaring over a football stadium during an evening match, swooping down into the stands where a suspected felon is being sought, tensely following him into the lavatories and then out on to the field itself, bringing play to a halt.

However, the situation is more favourable with heavier body masses because it provides substantially more total muscle power and much greater glide speed once the animal begins soaring.

But then it began soaring.

The use of long-acting painkillers began soaring about two decades ago with the appearance of OxyContin.

When defaults began soaring in 2007, they all suffered big losses.

When property values began soaring in the late 1990s, so did the frequency of Mr. Sheets's infomercials.

"Americans who fled when prices began soaring will jump back into the market but at a different price level," said Tobias Meyer, Sotheby's head of contemporary art.

Then Mélenchon, an ex-Trotskyist who wanted to tax earnings of more than four hundred thousand euros at a hundred per cent, began soaring in the polls.

Such amateurish self-promotion was sufficient until the 1990's, when real-estate prices began soaring and ticket sales for classical concerts dropped.

Shares of Citigroup and FleetBoston jumped 6percentt as soon as the markets opened today, long before the rest of the stock market began soaring to a large increase.

Ford's domestic sales were already down about 10percentthroughgh the first four months of this year, when gas prices began soaring above $3.50 a gallon in early May.